Closing the Loop: Using Real-Time Feedback to Improve Patient Experience
Published June 29, 2026
Healthcare organizations have long relied on post-discharge surveys to understand the patient experience. While valuable, these tools often provide feedback too late to address concerns, recover service failures, or improve care while patients are still receiving treatment. Providence Holy Cross Medical Center sought a more proactive approach by implementing real-time patient feedback that enabled immediate action and meaningful improvement.
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